Romualdez Camp Demands Apology from BI Over Alleged 'Fake News'
Lawyers for Leyte Representative Martin Romualdez have demanded an apology from the Bureau of Immigration (BI), calling reports of his alleged attempt to leave the country "patently false." The BI, however, denies disseminating fabricated information.
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